PMI Agile Certified Practitioner PMI ACP · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 57
Bennett takes each user story and creates polished documents that explain the details in a diagram. Bennett's Agile coach will likely tell him that:
- A There should not be a focus on polished models in an Agile project
- B Models provide the most benefit at the end of a project
- C Models should never be produced in an Agile project
- D Agile modeling is a great tool that plays a critical role in every user story
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is that there should not be a focus on polished models in an Agile project. Polished models are not a focus in Agile because they can take a lot of time. Low-tech and simple is best. Agile project management focuses on delivering a working product that satisfies the customer's needs, rather than creating polished models or documents. Agile teams prioritize the delivery of working software over the production of comprehensive documentation. Agile projects are designed to be flexible and adaptable to changing requirements, so it may be more efficient to focus on building a working product rather than creating detailed models that may become outdated or irrelevant. By delivering working software incrementally, the team can obtain feedback from stakeholders and make necessary adjustments to the product throughout the project, which helps ensure that the final product meets the customer's needs.The other statements are not accurate. Models are not part of every user story, nor are they forbidden. Models do not provide more benefits at any stage in a project.Discussion
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